/lit/ - Literature

If we can only think of things that can exist/happen, doesn't that automatically mean that God (by "God" I don't mean the deity of a particular religion, but an omnipotent, omnipresent, omniscient Being that exists far outside the reach of our perception) is real?

How do I start with the Greeks if I can't stand poetry?

>>9868586

Zola, il vaut la peine d'être lu ou pas?

Il me semble être un écrivain profondément inintéressant.

Half of the series's success can be attributed to the charming English atmosphere, architecture and so on...

Despite what rowling says about her own series, Harry Potter is deeply influenced and supported by elements of traditional Western (English) culture. Not that the series is good as a result of that ; it's bad even by the standard of children books.

It's however ironic that Rowling is backpedaling and going against precisely what made her books a worldwide success by cucking herself with identity politics (not that she wasn't cucked before).

REALLY makes you think

>>8919061

So what is the text about exactly?

>>8897592

Claiming something lacks meaning is not a meaningless statement, you absolute idiot.

Are the writings of Camus meaningless?

kek

>>8883862

Unsure if honest...

:/